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Jaye Cable

Senior Associate Dean for Natural Sciences

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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College of Arts and Sciences

Earth, Marine and Environmental Sciences

Environment, Ecology and Energy Program (curriculum)

Jaye Cable is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Senior Associate Dean for Natural Sciences at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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Jaye Cable

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Senior Associate Dean for Natural Sciences

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environmental science earth science oceanography ecology hydrogeology hydrology environmental engineering groundwater aquatic ecosystems coastal research estuaries water science coastal management geochemistry estuarine geochemistry marine chemistry marine environments coastal engineering chemical oceanography marine ecology coastal geochemistry submarine groundwater discharge water resources environmental geochemistry ocean sciences limnology coastal geomorphology marine geology subterranean estuary coastal conservation watershed management physical oceanography sedimentation groundwater discharge indian river lagoon aquatic conservation applied geochemistry isotope geochemistry biological oceanography geophysical research marine systems operational oceanography sediment research marine engineering restoration ecology hydrological process hydrological sciences coastal process estuarine hydrodynamics river basin management sedimentary geology marine management fluvial process coastal zone northeastern gulf seepage meters iron diagenesis coastal environments organic carbon remineralization southern louisiana carbon burial groundwater hydrogeochemistry water reallocation basin evolution ecosystem functioning coral reefs oceanic science hydrothermal geochemistry oceanographic research river restoration freshwater ecosystems water ecologies multiple methods coastal ocean continental shelf waters methane budgets environmental impact assessment ecological engineering environmental sustainability environmental behavior environmental research human impacts on the environment environmental resource management ecological sustainability biodiversity conservation

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Characterizing Juvenile Blacktip Shark ( Carcharhinus Limbatus ) Nursery Areas in the Galapagos: New Methods and Understandings. Journal of Fish Biology (2024)

Lauren S. GoodmanYasuní Chiriboga‐ParedesJaye E. CableAlex Hearn

nursery areasvertebrate paleontologymarine ecologyconservation biologyzooplankton ecologyfishery researchmarine ornithologyjuvenile blacktip sharkanimal ecologyecologybiological oceanographywildlife ecologyfish biologyfishery sciencebiogeographyaquatic ecosystemsoceanographymarine biologybiologyevolutionary biology

Neodymium Isotope Geochemistry of a Subterranean Estuary. Frontiers in Water (2021)

Darren A. ChevisT. Jade MohajerinNingfang YangJaye E. CableE. Troy RasburySidney R. HemmingDavid J. BurdigeJonathan B. MartinChristopher D. WhiteKaren H. Johannesson

estuarine geochemistryneodymium isotope geochemistrysubterranean estuaryearth sciencemarine environmentsgeochemistryenvironmental scienceecologywater scienceisotope geochemistry

Spatiotemporal Variability in Transport and Reactive Processes Across a First‐ to Fifth‐Order Fluvial Network. Water Resources Research (2020)

Kaylyn S. GootmanRicardo González‐PinzónJulia L. A. KnappVanessa Garayburu‐CarusoJaye E. Cable

fluvial networkspatiotemporal variabilitywater resourcesfluvial processearth sciencereactive processeshydrologyenvironmental sciencewater science

Effects of Sediment Delivery Changes on Carbon Burial Within the Modern and Abandoned Delta Lobes of the Yellow River, China. Estuaries and Coasts (2019)

Jill M. ArriolaXuchen WangJaye E. Cable

coastal researchcoastal managementcoastal geomorphologyenvironmental sciencecoastal engineeringenvironmental engineeringyellow rivermarine systemscoastal conservationdelta lobessediment delivery changesearth sciencecoastal processcarbon burialestuarine geochemistryaquatic ecosystemshydrogeologyestuariesoceanographyocean sciencessediment transportsedimentation

Application of State-Space Models to Forecast Fine Particle Disturbance Response in a Recirculating Laboratory Flume.. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2018)

K. S. GootmanJ. E. Cable

forecastingaerospace engineeringstate-space modelsapplied physicsrecirculating laboratory flume

Cycling of Oxyanion-Forming Trace Elements in Groundwaters From a Freshwater Deltaic Marsh. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science (2018)

Katherine TelfeyanAlexander BreauxJihyuk KimAlexander S. KolkerJaye E. CableKaren H. Johannesson

estuarine geochemistryenvironmental geochemistryfreshwater deltaic marshoxyanion-forming trace elementsgroundwaterenvironmental chemistryearth sciencegeochemistryenvironmental scienceecologygeochemical cyclinghydrogeologyestuaries

Arsenic, Vanadium, Iron, and Manganese Biogeochemistry in a Deltaic Wetland, Southern Louisiana, USA. Marine Chemistry (2017)

Katherine TelfeyanAlexander BreauxJihyuk KimJaye E. CableAlexander S. KolkerDeborah A. GrimmKaren H. Johannesson

biogeochemistrysouthern louisianadeltaic wetlandmanganese biogeochemistryenvironmental sciencemarine chemistry

Variations in Carbon Burial and Sediment Accretion Along a Tidal Creek in a Florida Salt Marsh. Limnology and Oceanography (2017)

Jill M. ArriolaJaye E. Cable

sedimentationcoastal researchcoastal geomorphologymaterials scienceenvironmental sciencetidal creeksedimentary geologystratigraphysediment researchsediment accretionmarine geologycoastal conservationgeomorphologyearth sciencecarbon burialhydrogeologyoceanographyflorida salt marshcoastal geochemistrygeologyhydrologylimnology

Sediment Deposition at the Caernarvon Crevasse During the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927: Implications for Coastal Restoration. Water (2016)

John DayJaye CableRobert LaneG. Kemp

caernarvon crevassecoastal researchsediment depositioncoastal restorationgeologyearth scienceenvironmental sciencegreat mississippi flood

Rare Earth Element Cycling in a Sandy Subterranean Estuary in Florida, USA. Marine Chemistry (2015)

Darren A. ChevisKaren H. JohannessonDavid J. BurdigeJaye E. CableJonathan B. MartinMoutusi Roy

oceanographyestuarine geochemistryenvironmental geochemistrychemical oceanographyearth sciencegeochemistrymarine geologyenvironmental geologysandy subterranean estuaryenvironmental scienceecologymarine chemistryestuaries

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Jaye Cable

Senior Associate Dean for Natural Sciences

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Earth, Marine and Environmental Sciences

Environment, Ecology and Energy Program (curriculum)

Jaye Cable is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Senior Associate Dean for Natural Sciences at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jaye Cable

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Senior Associate Dean for Natural Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Characterizing Juvenile Blacktip Shark ( Carcharhinus Limbatus ) Nursery Areas in the Galapagos: New Methods and Understandings. Journal of Fish Biology (2024)

Lauren S. GoodmanYasuní Chiriboga‐ParedesJaye E. CableAlex Hearn

Neodymium Isotope Geochemistry of a Subterranean Estuary. Frontiers in Water (2021)

Darren A. ChevisT. Jade MohajerinNingfang YangJaye E. CableE. Troy RasburySidney R. HemmingDavid J. BurdigeJonathan B. MartinChristopher D. WhiteKaren H. Johannesson

estuarine geochemistryneodymium isotope geochemistrysubterranean estuaryearth sciencemarine environmentsgeochemistryenvironmental scienceecologywater scienceisotope geochemistry

Spatiotemporal Variability in Transport and Reactive Processes Across a First‐ to Fifth‐Order Fluvial Network. Water Resources Research (2020)

Kaylyn S. GootmanRicardo González‐PinzónJulia L. A. KnappVanessa Garayburu‐CarusoJaye E. Cable

fluvial networkspatiotemporal variabilitywater resourcesfluvial processearth sciencereactive processeshydrologyenvironmental sciencewater science

Effects of Sediment Delivery Changes on Carbon Burial Within the Modern and Abandoned Delta Lobes of the Yellow River, China. Estuaries and Coasts (2019)

Jill M. ArriolaXuchen WangJaye E. Cable

Application of State-Space Models to Forecast Fine Particle Disturbance Response in a Recirculating Laboratory Flume.. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2018)

K. S. GootmanJ. E. Cable

forecastingaerospace engineeringstate-space modelsapplied physicsrecirculating laboratory flume

Cycling of Oxyanion-Forming Trace Elements in Groundwaters From a Freshwater Deltaic Marsh. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science (2018)

Katherine TelfeyanAlexander BreauxJihyuk KimAlexander S. KolkerJaye E. CableKaren H. Johannesson

Arsenic, Vanadium, Iron, and Manganese Biogeochemistry in a Deltaic Wetland, Southern Louisiana, USA. Marine Chemistry (2017)

Katherine TelfeyanAlexander BreauxJihyuk KimJaye E. CableAlexander S. KolkerDeborah A. GrimmKaren H. Johannesson

biogeochemistrysouthern louisianadeltaic wetlandmanganese biogeochemistryenvironmental sciencemarine chemistry

Variations in Carbon Burial and Sediment Accretion Along a Tidal Creek in a Florida Salt Marsh. Limnology and Oceanography (2017)

Jill M. ArriolaJaye E. Cable

Sediment Deposition at the Caernarvon Crevasse During the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927: Implications for Coastal Restoration. Water (2016)

John DayJaye CableRobert LaneG. Kemp

caernarvon crevassecoastal researchsediment depositioncoastal restorationgeologyearth scienceenvironmental sciencegreat mississippi flood

Rare Earth Element Cycling in a Sandy Subterranean Estuary in Florida, USA. Marine Chemistry (2015)

Darren A. ChevisKaren H. JohannessonDavid J. BurdigeJaye E. CableJonathan B. MartinMoutusi Roy

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